00:00India today is at ground zero and I am here at the closest village which is connected is Badravati right
00:08behind me is Badravati which is the closest town to Ruswa district. This is the bordering point of Ruswa district
00:13and 30 minutes drive from here will take you to the Ruswa. Right behind me is flowing the river Trishuli
00:22also known as Bhatkoshi that caused this massive devastation at this landscape.
00:28This highway that connects to Ruswa has been totally washed away along with that fishery business hydro project water supply
00:34essential all the critical infrastructure has been totally taken down by this river and even after four days that doesn't
00:41look like anytime soon these roads can be reopened or restored. Everything is just under the debris and the mud
00:48all the villages population market everything has been washed away. These are the exclusive report from Badravati the last town
00:57just
00:57the bordering of Ruswa district where we are in India today constantly reporting from ground zero and look at this
01:03the width of this river the Trishuli also known as Bhatkoshi river this is very unlike how it used to
01:10flow but then what we have what we have seen the calamity that triggered from Tibet is eventually turning the
01:16whole area into a devastation.
01:46Don't worry about these.
01:53Yeah, actually, I should say this is only trailer because only if one glacier meltdown
02:01is causing this, imagine how many glaciers right now are at risk, which we have been
02:08advocating.
02:09This is caused by the polluting nations.
02:14They did the pollution and country like us, Nepal, even in India, Tibet, we all are facing
02:22it.
02:23This is not because of the nature.
02:26This is because of all the polluting countries and especially because of the Middle East war,
02:31what they are doing with the fossil fuels.
02:35The tanks are being targeted.
02:39Okay.
02:45What we see very unlike that how it used to look like four days ago.
02:51Actually, the other bank, which we are looking right now, that used to be a lively village.
02:57More than hundreds and hundreds of houses were there.
03:00Okay.
03:00People used to, yes, the across the river, there were hundreds of houses.
03:05There used to be a bit ahead and there used to be a whole agriculture field.
03:12There used to be houses, lot of houses.
03:14You can see on the top how you see the houses similar to that there used to be houses on
03:20the
03:20bank of the river.
03:21So, the whole civilization, I should say, is washed away and this didn't happen because
03:29of the nature.
